Multifaceted intervention for improving antimicrobial prescription at discharge in the emergency department
Yasuaki Tagashira, M. Goto, Reiko Kondo, Hitoshi Honda
Abstract
Yasuaki Tagashira, M. Goto, Reiko Kondo, Hitoshi Honda
Abstract
The frequent prescription of antimicrobials, such as at discharge from the emergency department, calls for optimizing this practice through modifying physicians' prescribing behavior. A 1-year, multifaceted intervention implemented in an emergency department decreased the mean monthly antimicrobial prescription rate at discharge and increased the proportion of appropriate prescriptions.
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The frequent prescription of antimicrobials, such as at discharge from the emergency department, calls for optimizing this practice through modifying physicians' prescribing behavior. A 1-year, multifaceted intervention implemented in an emergency department decreased the mean monthly antimicrobial prescription rate at discharge and increased the proportion of appropriate prescriptions.
Key concepts: Emergency department, Medical prescription, Medicine, Antimicrobial, Emergency medicine, Intervention (counseling), Medical emergency, Hospital discharge